An example of the early 20th century Philadelphia building boom: a 3 story brick semi-detached solid home with 6 bedrooms and 2 full baths. In the early 20th century when local industries employed thousands who needed sizeable homes, 332 West Logan Street filled the bill. Then, workers would walk across Fernhill Park to the Budd Plant and other factories on Hunting Park Avenue. Today, more than a hundred years later, 332 West Logan Street offers a lovely spacious home on a quiet fully residential one-way street just a half block from the trees, broad lawns, tennis courts and basketball courts of Fernhill Park, a quick walk to the commuter train at Wayne Junction or Queen Lane or to the XH or 53 bus lines, and a 10 minute drive to Center City. Floor Plan: 1st Floor: Open covered front porch; Living room; Formal dining room; Large eat-in kitchen with new gas stove and new refrigerator; Mud room with newer full bathroom; Exit to fenced rear yard. 2nd Floor: 4 nice-sized bedrooms, each with closet; Hall bath with shower over tub. 3rd Floor: 2 more nice-sized bedrooms. Basement: Full, unfinished, for utilities, storage and work areas with high ceilings. The back yard is private, fenced and ready for gardens, play or barbecue. This property is in the Southwest Germantown community with a variety of places of worship and schools, a number of community gardens, neighborhood organizations like the Friends of Fernhill Park. Historic homes dot the neighborhood. 332 West Logan Street offers a lot of house for a reasonable price. It is easy to show. Showings begin Friday, 12/17/21. Settlement is flexible.